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Another Successful Ride Don't Hide Event

By Dave Dentinger
June 28, 2018 - 11:53am

Last Sunday's annual Ride Don't Hide event raised an estimated $64,000 for the Lambton Kent Branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association.

Over 500 took part in the local bike ride, one of 31 being held in communities across the country.

All money raised through registration fees and rider fundraising goes directly to youth mental health programs.

Initiatives being supported in Lambton Kent include the BeSafe mobile app, SafeTalk, and the Mental Health Champion Award, a new YMCA youth award as of 2017.

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